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This lesson will introduce students to health care practices and services, as well as healthcare professions, including differences across geographic regions and income levels. Students will work collaboratively to craft a health care plan.

This series of questions is designed to accompany the Kansas City Fed's video series on Opportunity Occupations, and is designed for both a 6-8 and 9-12 with a student and teacher version that contains suggested answers.

Discover the latest research on the quality of jobs in the labor market, as well as data about skills needed for “good jobs” and higher-paying career paths. We will investigate workforce equity, as well as new classroom materials tied to entrepreneurship, rising college costs, careers in children’s literature, and businesses linked to Negro Leagues baseball.

Based on a children's book, this lesson highlights Spanish-language and Hispanic culture, as well as immigration, through a story about a little girl who recognizes the businesses and types of jobs in her community and how they have changed.

This lesson, based on a children's story, will introduce students to productive resources related to certain jobs and how human capital helps workers perform their jobs.

Learn practical tips for building leadership skills and developing career competencies.

Help students evaluate jobs in a variety of fields, some that require 4 years of college and comparable positions that don't with this infographic.

Encouraging entrepreneurial thinking in the classroom and exploring entrepreneurship as a career option can mean taking risks; explore them in this infographic.

Wage growth for workers in the United States has accelerated gradually and a few industries are responsible for the increase.

Explore the soft skills that can help students be successful and marketable in any job with this infographic.